Recommend a game

If I go to the list of games I like (excluding Bioware games), it's not very unique, but I think they are very good games:
1. Starcraft series, all games
2. Red Alert 1 & 2
3. Divinity Original Sin 1 & 2
4. Diablo 1 & 2 & LoD
5. Unreal Tournament 99, 2004 and UT4 (still alpha stage but free to download and play)
6. Dune RTS games (Dune 2000, Emperor: Battle for Dune)

As for more unique games, there are the two MDK games, though the first one is very old, it has a certain magic in it that the second game doesn't quite capture. There is also Giants: Citizen Kabuto, old but unique first/third person shooter with massive islands to play around and loads of humor. Once upon a time I had a little game called The Incredible Machine 3, it is a tinkerer's heaven puzzle game and it is maybe a prime reason why I ended now doing engineering PhD.

Bias Simulator 2017.

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Aye, they are. Though still in closed beta over the weekends. Full release trees seem nowhere in sight.

Tanks and planes are in, though. We got Tier VI tanks for USSR, US, Germany and UK now, Tier V for Japanese, Italian tanks are confirmed (they have premium packs for those now) and they added a French tech tree literally two days ago for aircraft.

I second this.

Also,Mount and Blade:Warband(one of the few non Bioware franchises i've spent hours and hours on).Many customization options and many more mods(aka, play in Middle Earth or Westeros).

Call of Cthulhu:Dark Corners Of The Earth was very recently picked up by GOG,and it seems they have fixed many of the issues that were present in the steam version.Pretty much the best Cthulhu themed game!

In addition,in case you own a 3ds,Fantasy Life is excellent.A cute version of Skyrim pretty much.Amazing replay value and huge number of customization.

I gotta agree with Warband. A new one is bound to be released I believe. Anyway, there's been quite an amount of hysteric, mad giggling while defending waves on waves of attackers on a castle wall with some OP long range melee weapon. That carnage, lol. Also: Really nice horse combat.
I sunk countless hours into the Napoleonic mod/expansion with organised MP line battles (100 player battles, all neatly in lines with commands, charge and all*). I still remember all the server-wide gg's when our sergeant managed to line us up neatly so a cannonball could wipe all our company out. And we told 'im there was a battery to our left.

*TS required

I know Assassin’s Creed has earned some scorn over the years, but AC Origins is a very good game. If you like open world games, this one is excellent. The story is greatly enhanced by the “side quests”, so I’m not sure if it would fall flat with a less dedicated playthrough. I can’t give you a definitive, “finished it” pitch, since I’m still playing. I am dozens of hours into it, though. The experience is highly customizable and personal, between character builds (skills), differing weapons’ handling, individual playstyle and your unique approach to the challenges. I’m liking it far more than I’d ever have imagined.

Unfortunately ,the release date for this new one(Bannerlord) has achieved meme status in the community...

Kind of want to try Origins as it does look like it could be kind of cool and the environments at least look really nice, however was kind of burnt out on the Assassin's Creed series after Black Flags (and the whole Ubisoft style open world in general) and I despise the randomized loot system you find in games like Diablo and Destiny which this game seems to have, besides I would rather not support games that have loot box systems.